Jonny Chronic | Cherry Bomb | Live Resin Cartridge | 1g

Cherry Bomb lights different genetic fuses, with more than one breeder packing the fruit.

Origin 1: Bomb Seeds crossed Big Bomb with an unnamed fruity mother to create its indica-leaning version, advertised at 17–22% THC. Sweet cherry and summer berries carry the flavor, while a familiar skunky undertone keeps the jar from smelling like the candy aisle. This is the best-documented commercial seed version, with the cherry character selected deliberately rather than inferred from the name.

Origin 2: Mr. Greengenes developed a separate Hawaiian-associated Cherry Bomb through years of selection from stock commonly linked to Maui Wowie. Later preservation accounts emphasize a distinctive metallic cherry note, sometimes accompanied by sweeter fruit expressions. This sativa-leaning line has a deeper, disputed ancestry and no dependable published THC range. The frequently repeated Cherry AK-47 parentage should not be treated as established for the original Greengenes stock.

Origin 3: Barney’s Farm historically offered a Cherry Bomb described as a Northern California indica × Hawaiian sativa. The individual parents were unnamed, and reliable potency figures remain scarce. Archived descriptions emphasize a sharper, bitter aroma, separating it from Bomb Seeds’ sweeter cherry-skunk profile.

Descriptions across the strain span an engaging head high and a calmer physical finish, but the versions do not share one predictable effect. Bomb Seeds emphasizes an initial cerebral lift followed by substantial relaxation, while accounts of the Hawaiian-associated line describe a more head-focused experience. Feedback specific to the old Barney’s release is limited. The name supplies the fireworks; the particular cut determines how much of the evening stays in motion.